Here’s a look at some of the SEC’s statistical standouts from Week 1.
Most passing yards
- Brandon Allen, Arkansas — 32-of-53, 412 yards, 1 interception
- Chad Kelly, Ole Miss — 20-of-25, 346 yards, 4 touchdowns
- Dak Prescott, Mississippi State — 34-of-54, 335 yards, 1 touchdown
Most receiving yards
- Quincy Adeboyejo, Ole Miss — 5 receptions, 120 yards, 3 touchdowns
- Hunter Henry, Arkansas — 8 receptions, 117 yards
- Pharoh Cooper, South Carolina — 9 receptions, 100 yards
Most rushing yards (individual)
- Nick Chubb, Georgia — 19 carries, 189 yards
- Leonard Fournette, LSU — 28 carries, 159 yards, 3 touchdowns
- Peyton Barber, Auburn — 23 carries, 125 yards, 1 touchdown
Most total yards (team)
- Ole Miss (vs. Fresno State) — 607 yards
- Alabama (vs. Middle Tennessee State) — 532 yards
- Arkansas (vs. Toledo) — 515 yards
Most rushing yards (team)
- Georgia (vs. Vanderbilt) — 41 carries, 281 yards
- Texas A&M (vs. Ball State) — 49 carries, 270 yards
- LSU (vs. Mississippi State) — 47 carries, 266 yards
Most rushing yards allowed
- Vanderbilt (vs. Georgia) — 41 carries, 281 yards
- Mississippi State (vs. LSU) — 47 carries, 266 yards
- Texas A&M (vs. Ball State) — 38 carries, 240 yards
Fewest rushing yards allowed
- Florida (vs. East Carolina) — 22 carries, (-13) yards
- LSU (vs. Mississippi State) — 26 carries, 43 yards
- Arkansas (vs. Toledo) — 25 carries, 56 yards
Most passing yards allowed
- Florida (vs. East Carolina) — 346 yards
- LSU (vs. Mississippi State) — 335 yards
- Georgia (vs. Vanderbilt) — 295 yards
Fewest passing yards allowed
- Mississippi State (vs. LSU) — 71 yards
- Texas A&M (vs. Ball State) — 121 yards
- Missouri (vs. Arkansas State) — 124 yards
Brent Holloway is a contributing writer for Saturday Down South. He covers Georgia, LSU and Mississippi State.
